Prince Charles denies engagement report to Princess Marie Astrid
The London Daily Express claimed an engagement would be announced from Buckingham Palace on Monday but Queen Elizabeths press secretary called the report false. Earlier predictions by Daily Mail and Express were denied by a Charles spokesman. In Spokane Washington Mrs John Bruce Dodd 95 founder of Fathers Day is honored this weekend in the nursing home.
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Heroic cop dies after bank robbery gunfight
Michigan officer Donnelly a nine year veteran and father of five died after ramming his car into a getaway vehicle during a bank robbery. He helped free hostages despite being mortally wounded and the suspects faced armed robbery charges as authorities praised his actions.
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Way cleared for N plant by EPA chief decision
EPA Administrator Doug Castle rejected environmental arguments and approved the Bogbrooks nuclear plant project. In a 48 page ruling he called the plant a national symbol of anti nuclear power opposition and noted about 1,414 protesters gathered over the May Day weekend at the site, while stressing the decision was narrowly focused.
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Coffee prices drop as world markets fall and stores cut
World market coffee prices tumble led Colombia to lower its minimum export price by 4 cents to 2659 a pound. Shopwell in New York slashed canned coffee 20 cents to 3.99 a pound amid a protest over high prices, while urging reduced consumption to spur further declines.
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18000 dogs face extinction drive sparks outrage
A chaotic report claims authorities plan to round up 18000 stray dogs and kill a portion while vaccinating others in Sonora. Dr Juan Carrasco Marin, a state health official, states 20 percent of the estimated stray dogs will be destroyed and 53500 owned pets will receive rabies shots.
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Sonora
Amin Refuses to Break Ties With Britain Amid Uganda Press Outcry
In Nairobi amid a noisy day in Uganda, President Amin criticized Britons and defended them at a budget meeting. He said Britain should be treated with caution, warned against harming British nationals, and pledged to maintain trade relations and good understanding with the British. He described recent spectacles broadcast from Uganda as misrepresented and expressed fatigue from the coverage.
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